Good work-life balance. You might have to work more during some times of the year when deadlines are near, but overall work-life balance is maintained.
Your learning will saturate after a point.
Most of the work will start to look repetitive. If you really love the technology you are working on, then it is great. Otherwise, you may have to look for other opportunities later on.
The interview process is tough. You need to be technically very strong in OS, networks, and C programming languages. Not many puzzles and algorithms will be asked. The process includes: * 3 technical rounds * 1 HR round This is apart from 1 online
Four rounds of technical interviews and one round of HR. The four technical rounds were different and covered various domains such as OS, programming, and wireless technologies. Questions were asked on my previous experience. Knowledge of OS, prog
Someone from Qualcomm reached out to me to see if I was interested. The process was very smooth, and the interviewers were very kind. They mostly asked about my experience and fundamentals of EE questions.
The interview process is tough. You need to be technically very strong in OS, networks, and C programming languages. Not many puzzles and algorithms will be asked. The process includes: * 3 technical rounds * 1 HR round This is apart from 1 online
Four rounds of technical interviews and one round of HR. The four technical rounds were different and covered various domains such as OS, programming, and wireless technologies. Questions were asked on my previous experience. Knowledge of OS, prog
Someone from Qualcomm reached out to me to see if I was interested. The process was very smooth, and the interviewers were very kind. They mostly asked about my experience and fundamentals of EE questions.